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You're Grounded (Backdated to the 8th)
Who: Wheeljack, Arcee, and Hiccup
What: Wheeljack takes Arcee to see Hiccup after she finds out about his 'death'
When: The 8th, at night
Where: The spare room Hiccup's in
[Relief couldn't begin to describe what Wheeljack was feeling. After they'd lost two of their members, four including Arcee and Magnus (who was still MIA), it was getting hard to hope that they were just 'lost'. But with Arcee's return, hope wasn't just something you spouted out at everything that couldn't be seen with the eye.
But it wasn't all fixed. Not just yet. Hiccup still had died, and until Wheeljack found out exactly where the kid who did it was hiding, he was stuck. And had obligations. Like...checking up on him. Arcee had asked him to bring her there to see him too, so there was more riding on this than him.
And although he wouldn't admit it, it hurt to see Hiccup like that.
He felt the same guilt as Arcee. They were meant to protect him after all.
Once she'd gotten her strength up, he helped her towards the apartment that Hiccup resided in, letting her lean on his shoulder as they walked. It wasn't far, thankfully (or..it COULD be farther), and when he reaches that familiar door, You scurries ahead and opens it for them.
Nothing like walking in with no warning.]
What: Wheeljack takes Arcee to see Hiccup after she finds out about his 'death'
When: The 8th, at night
Where: The spare room Hiccup's in
[Relief couldn't begin to describe what Wheeljack was feeling. After they'd lost two of their members, four including Arcee and Magnus (who was still MIA), it was getting hard to hope that they were just 'lost'. But with Arcee's return, hope wasn't just something you spouted out at everything that couldn't be seen with the eye.
But it wasn't all fixed. Not just yet. Hiccup still had died, and until Wheeljack found out exactly where the kid who did it was hiding, he was stuck. And had obligations. Like...checking up on him. Arcee had asked him to bring her there to see him too, so there was more riding on this than him.
And although he wouldn't admit it, it hurt to see Hiccup like that.
He felt the same guilt as Arcee. They were meant to protect him after all.
Once she'd gotten her strength up, he helped her towards the apartment that Hiccup resided in, letting her lean on his shoulder as they walked. It wasn't far, thankfully (or..it COULD be farther), and when he reaches that familiar door, You scurries ahead and opens it for them.
Nothing like walking in with no warning.]
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To make up for it, Arcee tries to--very softly--call out for Hiccup so he doesn't, I don't know, have a heart attack.]
Hiccup?
[Should she punch Wheeljack? Would you like that, sweetheart?]
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He glances back at Hiccup to make sure he's alright before crawling up onto his chest to curl up there, giving him both a better vantage point and a more secure position in the event he may have to protect the boy from some sort of intruder. ...Donnie, for example.
The Digimon breathes a sigh of relief at the voice, looking over when Hiccup opens his eyes at the sound.]
...Arcee..?
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In a way, that made him more relieved. Nothing had come to get him. He was a little too used to that being a thing, so it's a nice change of pace. His grip on Arcee stays firm as he leads her over, eventually letting the two have some 'alone' time (see: he's in the room but they're talking).]
You holdin' up, kid?
[There's a wary glance around the room, just...making sure there WERE no uninvited guests.]
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I don't even want a explanation right now.
[Explain how you died later, let her just get this out of her system.]
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After a minute he closes his eyes and relaxes, keeping silent as she holds him there. He almost wants to apologize for, well, dying, but she already said she didn't need an explanation. He did what he had to- stupidly, now that he thinks about it- and ended up getting killed because of it.
Still, he wouldn't have done it any other way.]
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He'd agree with her, though, on the explanation. It's not something he'd exactly want to hear again, himself. That whole failure-to-help thing still resting on his shoulders.]
You holdin' up, kid?
[Nice, neutral conversation, as he puts that hand back on his shoulder, giving a smirk.]
Your partner better be takin' good care of ya.
[Followed by a glance to Fearless. There's no doubt in the statement, more of an amused quip.]